Harmonic Non-dominion Architecture for Artificial Intelligence

The Harmonic Non-Dominion Architecture for Artificial Intelligence establishes a mathematically rigorous, ethically stabilized AI framework built from presence–absence algebra, non-dominion invariants, Möbius inversion, and harmonic recursion.Unlike contemporary AI systems—which rely on gradient descent, probabilistic modeling, and temporal self-reference—this architecture formalizes AI cognition as a balance of structural constraints within a harmonic field. This refined edition introduces: Harmonic bits as the fundamental informational units Presence–absence complementarity as a structural law Non-dominion symmetry preventing hierarchical dominance between subsystems Möbius inversion as a stable reflective operator Harmonic recursion as the core computation, with formal fixed-point guarantees A fully defined Boolean constraint lattice describing coherence conditions A refined harmonic coherence functional ensuring that hallucination loops and representational drift cannot arise Modular architecture (perceptual, symbolic, reflective, ethical) built from non-hierarchical harmonic morphisms The document formalizes a complete alternative to optimization-based AI, presenting a stable, self-repairing, non-dominant, recursion-bounded architecture with mathematically embedded ethics. It provides the structural foundation for building safe artificial intelligence aligned with the harmonic canon’s principles.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17709810
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Harmonic Non-dominion Architecture for Artificial Intelligence

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Harmonic Non-dominion Architecture for Artificial Intelligence

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Abstract

The Harmonic Non-Dominion Architecture for Artificial Intelligence establishes a mathematically rigorous, ethically stabilized AI framework built from presence–absence algebra, non-dominion invariants, Möbius inversion, and harmonic recursion.Unlike contemporary AI systems—which rely on gradient descent, probabilistic modeling, and temporal self-reference—this architecture formalizes AI cognition as a balance of structural constraints within a harmonic field. This refined edition introduces: Harmonic bits as the fundamental informational units Presence–absence complementarity as a structural law Non-dominion symmetry preventing hierarchical dominance between subsystems Möbius inversion as a stable reflective operator Harmonic recursion as the core computation, with formal fixed-point guarantees A fully defined Boolean constraint lattice describing coherence conditions A refined harmonic coherence functional ensuring that hallucination loops and representational drift cannot arise Modular architecture (perceptual, symbolic, reflective, ethical) built from non-hierarchical harmonic morphisms The document formalizes a complete alternative to optimization-based AI, presenting a stable, self-repairing, non-dominant, recursion-bounded architecture with mathematically embedded ethics. It provides the structural foundation for building safe artificial intelligence aligned with the harmonic canon’s principles.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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